One of Emily's earliest inventions was a modified toothbrush designed to be easier to grip and use for individuals with arthritis. This demonstrates her early focus on practical, user-centered design.

Emily designed a non-electric refrigerator made from recycled materials. This invention, which relies on evaporation to keep food cool, brought her significant recognition. It aimed to provide a sustainable and affordable cooling solution in areas without reliable electricity.

Emily established Gamos East Africa, a social enterprise committed to sustainable development and improving the quality of life for marginalized communities. This venture reflects her commitment to using her inventions to address social and environmental challenges.

Emily began receiving widespread recognition for her work, including the Barclays Startups Award and several other accolades celebrating her innovative and socially responsible approach to entrepreneurship.

Emily developed further sustainable technologies including water carriers and other solutions suited for the needs of vulnerable communities, showcasing her continued dedication to addressing basic needs in an environmentally conscious way.

Emily continues her work in sustainable innovation and social entrepreneurship. While specific current projects may vary, her overarching goal remains to create practical, affordable, and environmentally friendly solutions to improve lives around the world.